Testosterone’s Role In Cancer Prevention

Name: Testosterone’s Role In Cancer Prevention
Uploaded: 2024-11-22T13:00:50+00:00
Duration: 28 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: Dr. Charles Mok argues testosterone reduces breast cancer risk by 40-70% and may be more protective than estrogen. Topical, transdermal, and pellet…

22 Nov 2024 · 0 min

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Dr. Charles Mok argues testosterone reduces breast cancer risk by 40-70% and may be more protective than estrogen. Topical, transdermal, and pellet delivery appear most effective. He also notes testosterone supports weight maintenance or loss.

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About 40–70% reduction in rate of breast cancer development (speaker's claim).

Topical, transdermal, and pellet delivery methods (speaker's claim).

Studies with estrogen alone have not shown increased risk and have actually reduced risk slightly (speaker's claim).

In the last about three months or so. And we're seeing that testosterone has a very strong inhibitory effect on development of breast cancer. Reduces the rate by about 40 to 70% with or without estrogen. Studies with estrogen alone have not shown a strong favorability towards increased risk of breast cancer. Actually reduced risk of breast cancer. However, we know that testosterone should be kind of mind to reduce it substantially versus just a minor decrease with estrogen taking something off topically or transdermal or in a pellet. And testosterone favor weight maintenance or weight loss.